When folded, a 12-by-12-foot section of the AIDS Memorial Quilt requires about 1 cubic foot of storage. In 1996, the quilt consisted of 32,000 3-by-6-foot panels. What was the quilt’s volume in 1996? If the storage facility had a floor area of 1,500 square feet, how high did the quilt panels need to be stacked?
I need to find Height and volume
whats the area of the quilt in 1996?
12x12
No, the quilt consisted of 32000 3 by 6 foot panels. So what is the total area of the quilt?
18 but 32000/18?
if one panel is 16 sq. feet, then how many square feet are 32000 panels?
sorry, if one panel is 18 sq. feet, then how many square feet are 32000 panels?
so I have to use 18x# to get 32000?
if one panel is 18sq, feet. how many sq feet is two panels?
36
so if one panel is 18 sq feet then how many sq feet is 32000 panels?
I am so confuse
what is so hard about this? I explained twice already. If one panel is 18, 2 panels are 36, so 32000 panels are?
then i got 1777.777777777778
okay. read through this slowly and understand what I am saying. One panel has an area of 18 square feet. 2 panels have area 2 times 18 square feet = 36 square feet. so 32000 panels have area = ?
576000
Finally!. What was so hard to understand about this?
because sometime i don't really understanding what are u trying to tell me that why i got confuse
alright. Read what I am saying carefully. the total area of the quilt is 576000sq. feet
the storage facility has area 1500 sq.feet
now, if 12 X 12 feet quilt can be folded into 1 cubic feet, right?
so that mean 144
yes, so 144 sq. feet can be folded into 1 cubic feet. so how many cubic feet does 576000sq feet require?
4000
okay, so it requires 4000 cubic feet of storage. now, the area of the storage facility is 1500 sq feet. so how high will the folded quilt go?
so i have to use hwl but which is w and l
what is w * l?
4000*1500 right
okay, volume of a cuboid is length * width * height. what is length * width?
6000000
NO. just tell me what length * width means.
what is the area of a rectangle?
base time height
4000/1500 is the height of the cube
3
no. at least do the division properly
you mean 30?
dude, come on! The height is 4000 divided by 1500. I am sure you can do division
ohh my bad i did 4500 not 4000
2.6666666667
ok thats your answer
i don't remember what the volume of this problem
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